Biography
Pedro Alcázar, born on September 16, 1975, in Panama, is a notable former professional boxer who competed primarily in the flyweight division. He began his professional career in 1992 and quickly gained recognition for his speed and technical skill inside the ring. Alcázar's dedication and talent led him to become a prominent figure in the boxing community, highlighting the rich sporting legacy of Panama.
Alcázar achieved significant career milestones, including winning the WBA interim flyweight title in 1998. He successfully defended this title multiple times before earning a shot at the full WBA flyweight championship in 2000. His career was marked by high-profile bouts against notable opponents, showcasing his prowess and determination at the highest levels of the sport.
Tragically, Alcázar's career and life were cut short when he passed away in 2002 due to an unfortunate in-ring injury. His legacy endures within the boxing world as an example of skill and tenacity, contributing to Panama's rich history in the sport. Alcázar is remembered not only for his achievements in the ring but also for inspiring future generations of boxers from his home country.